With the troubling Jaycee Dugard case in the news over the past several weeks, I began wondering what sex offenders might be living in my own neighborhood. Thankfully, there are tools online that can help you find the information. My… Continue Reading
Last week, Greg at N Judah Chronicles told me about a bookstore in the Sunset that had some old Richmond Banner newspapers for sale. I picked up a few of them and look forward to sharing some of the stories… Continue Reading
As always, this year’s free Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in Golden Gate Park will live up to its name. The schedule of performers is incredibly eclectic, ranging from Lyle Lovett to MC Hammer to Aimee Mann. The festival stretches over… Continue Reading
This week, KQED began airing Ken Burns’ latest documentary The National Parks: America’s Best Idea. In support of that, QUEST, KQED’s local science and environment series, is debuting their own documentary on our local national park: the Golden Gate National… Continue Reading
Looking for some laughs? Turn off the boob tube and head out to the Rockit Room Tuesday night for the 34th Annual San Francisco Comedy Competition. The Rockit is host to the first night of the final round of the… Continue Reading
San Francisco restauranter Luke Sung, who already has success with Isa in the Marina and Domo in Hayes Valley, has opened a new eatery, Prime Rib Shabu, at 308 5th Avenue just off Clement. The new spot is, as the… Continue Reading
Pat Monahan with Train perform at Now & Zen in Sharon Meadow (9/27/09) Train lead singer Pat Monahan takes a pic from the Now and Zen stage, then twitters it. (9/27/09) An owl from Santa Rosa’s Bird Rescue Center stares… Continue Reading
Academy Free Days are back! This weekend, October 2-4, residents in the 94115, 94118, 94121, and 94129 zip codes get in free to the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. Each visiting adult is limited to six children… Continue Reading